17 March 1328Betrothal to JoanDavid Bruce
David Bruce's marriage alliance is arranged to stabilize peace with England
Historical records for Scotland in 1328, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.
David Bruce's marriage alliance is arranged to stabilize peace with England
The treaty recognizes Scotland's traditional border with England
The treaty recognizes Scotland's established border with England
The treaty protects succession through Robert I's heirs
Scotland agrees compensation payments as part of the peace
Randolph supports the treaty securing recognition of Scottish independence
Douglas's wartime victories are confirmed by diplomatic settlement
Randolph sees the independence war ended by treaty
England renounces claims of superiority over the Scottish crown
David is promised in marriage to Joan of the Tower under treaty terms
Douglas sees Bruce's military gains confirmed by treaty
Robert is recognized as lawful king by the English peace settlement
The treaty recognizes Robert's heirs and successors as Scottish rulers
Randolph supports diplomacy securing recognition of Bruce's settlement
Robert I secures English recognition of Scottish independence
Douglas supports the peace after long service in the independence war
The First War of Scottish Independence ends by treaty
Under the Treaty of Northampton Edward III recognizes Scottish independence
Under the Treaty of Northampton the English agree to return the Stone of Scone & surrender the Ragman Roll
Under the Treaty of Northampton the English agree to return the Stone of Scone & surrender the Ragman Roll. Ratifies Robert the Bruces right to the Scottish throne. Provides for marriage between Edward's sister Joan & Bruces son David. Edward III recognizes Roberts victory in the Scottish War of Independence
Randolph's diplomacy is confirmed by English parliamentary ratification
Robert's kingship is recognized by the English parliament
Robert's kingship and Scotland's independence are recognized by England
Scotland agrees to pay England compensation as part of the treaty
Randolph helps represent Scottish interests during ratification
David's future rule is strengthened by recognition of Bruce heirs
Scottish government prepares for the Bruce Plantagenet marriage alliance
The peace is proclaimed after English ratification at Northampton
Keith is associated with the Scottish diplomatic settlement
The independence war ends through the Edinburgh Northampton settlement
David's marriage to Joan links the Bruce and Plantagenet houses
David Bruce marries Joan of the Tower under the peace settlement
Birth of Archibald Douglas, son of James Douglas
The Pope issues a bull authorizing the coronation of Robert the Bruce
Under the Treaty of Edinburgh England recognizes Scottish independence under Robert I
England recognizes Scottish independence under Robert I
The English agree to return the Stone of Scone & surrender the Ragman Roll
The Treaty of Edinburgh in England is ratified by the Treaty of Northampton
The English agree to return the Stone of Scone & surrender the Ragman Roll. Ratifies Scottish independence & Robert the Bruces right to the Scottish throne. Provides for marriage between Edward's sister Joan & Bruces son David. Edward III recognizes Roberts victory in the Scottish War of Independence
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